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Florida Daily merges the worlds of radio and digital journalism to report on political and business matters throughout the state. Our dedicated team of journalists, writers, and editors brings a wealth of experience from television, radio, newspapers, and online platforms. We provide news, insights, and in-depth analysis on the key issues affecting Florida.

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Will Insurers Keep New Promises For Prior Authorizations?

3 days ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

Starting this week, major health insurance companies, including United Healthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Kaiser Permanente, and Humana, announced plans to “streamline, simplify and reduce prior authorizations.” These changes will be phased in over the next 18 months and will affect 257 million Americans. Addressing Widespread Complaints.
New Study Values America’s Everglades at $1 Trillion

4 days ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

At their recent summit in Washington D.C. a new report released by The Everglades Foundation, in collaboration with Earth Economics, estimates the value of ecosystem services provided by America’s Everglades at more than $1 trillion over the next 50 years.
Florida Has America's Third Slowest Housing Market

4 days ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

The Florida housing market is now looking more favorable for buyers instead of sellers. The latest 2025 housing data from Zillow breaks down the length of time it’s taking for the average number of days for a sale to close. In their report, Zillow calculates the average time for a property listing to go from having an offer accepted to closing, ranking each state from the highest to the lowest number of days. It found that Texas is the state where it takes the longest to sell your home.
Democrats Labeled as Hypocrites as More Americans Become Millionaires Under Biden

5 days ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

Democrats always accuse Republicans of being the party for the rich. But a new report by wealth management firm UBS, shows a new batch of millionaires were created during the Biden administration. According to the UBS report, more than 379,000 Americans became millionaires for the first time in 2024. It was the most significant increase in new millionaires “In absolute growth terms.”The growing number of millionaires in the country rose by 1.5% in 2024.
Florida Ranked Among Top States for Worker Freedom, Janus Rights

6 days ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) just released their report ranking all 50 states on their adoption of pro-worker, pro-growth labor reforms. The report highlights where workers enjoy the most economic freedom—and where outdated mandates still hold them back.
Florida Democratic Leader Gives Odd Response to President Trump’s Bombing of Iran

6 days ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

After learning about nuclear sites in Iran were hit by the order of President Donald Trump, Florida Democratic Party Chair Nikki Fried gave a strange response. “I learned of the U.S. bombing of Iran,” Fried said. “I saw the shock and fear on the faces of my colleague’s backstage as we tried to process the gravity of what had just happened. But what unites the majority of Americans—and much of the world—is the clear understanding that Donald Trump is not the leader we need at this moment.
Dog Attacks on Florida Mail Carriers Are Up, According to New Report

1 week ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

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Biggest Scams Hitting Consumers in 2025

1 week ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

In 2024, Americans reported more than $12.5 billion in fraud losses. As of 2025, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) has identified the most common types of scams that consumers should be aware of. Investment and crypto scams top the list of threats to Americans, ahead of job and romance scams, with social media being the #1 channel for reported financial losses. Here’s a list of the riskiest scams in 2025.
Will Trump's Deportation Policy Hurt Florida Farmers?

1 week ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

When sworn into office this year, President Trump announced a deportation policy stating that any immigrants in the U.S. illegally would be deported. However, last week, the president expressed on Truth Social that he is open to exempting workers in the agriculture and hotel industries from this deportation crackdown. Some members of Florida’s farming community informed Florida Daily that they have been part of a team lobbying the White House to reduce certain immigration raids.
Over 50% of Florida Students Are Enrolled In School Choice Options

1 week ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

For the first time in the state’s history, the Florida Department of Education (FDOE) reports that more than half of Florida’s K-12 students are enrolled in an educational option of choice selected by their families. During the 2023–24 school year, Step Up For Students (SUFS), which manages several Florida scholarship programs, reported that 1,794,697 students out of the state’s approximately 3.5 million K-12 population attended schools outside their assigned neighborhood zones.